Academic Track

The 2010 application process is now closed.  Our new Fellows will be announced soon.  The next application deadline is March 15, 2011 and details will be posted as soon as they are available.

Academic ministries will have an impact on the formation of lay and clergy leaders, will address a recognized shortage area in scholarship/teaching, or will address an area where the Episcopal Church needs to develop expertise.  For example, recent fellowship awards were in the areas of mission, theological developments within the Anglican Communion, and religious conflict and peace.

Fellowship applicants on the academic track must be engaged in or embarking on a course of study at the graduate level, except for first professional degrees (e.g. M.Div., J.D., M.D.).  Acceptable courses of study include doctoral and masters level programs, as well as clinical study or training at the post-undergraduate level.

Demonstrated Capacities:

– Interest and competence as a teacher

– A clear vision of applicant’s vocational objectives

– Competence in his or her field of study

– The intention and ability to offer his or her gifts and expertise to the wider Church